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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
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- Ssn Wten TIT am 8. Hop. Der gbef
Der I. t. Runit:@ %rssisbsrei, Soiepb R6b:
LID, in 3uetunb finf5isitsn 2ebsnsiabre ses
itorben. @r mar ber S6alsr unb Na5s
foIser 5erntorn's, nod befsu Gobe i'm
Sabre 1866 ct bic 7. I. Runi T. g~rasieBerei
semetniam NIT benz 8ilbbauer Sran3 95ns
ninser %ibernabm. Sein Cob bebeutet
einen i9ueren gsrIuit fur bic 8isnsr
&unf.
- BUR WosartsSeier in 9rag pets
iammsltsn fid am Mittase bes 80. Oetos
Der bic bsutiSen 9~eiansusrsine, bic beuts
i9sn @srsins Prass unb Der @ororte i'm
Deuti9en Sauie unb traten Johann NIT
aufserolltsn Gabnen ben Ssii3us nod Der
8iaa r8ertramta" binter Smi9ou gum
Wo3artsW onumente IN. SIN Sef3use
paren at, tauienb Perionen pertreten. llns
ter tieien bic beuti9en &unfftreiie grass,
iowie Der Director bes Dsutidsn 2anbess
tbeatsrs, Neumann, nit ptelen Wttgliebern
btsisr 8ibne. Dor benz WosartsD Dent
male itimmteu bic @eiaususreiue Mos
CARTS .8unbeslieb" an, porauf Der taiiers
li6e &atb Sbebsd bic 5eftreoe bteIt.
- gon elmer i~sltenen Simmelseri6eis
nung wtrb aus Srantenmarft, In
Sbsr6iterrsi9, pom 81. Sctbr. gei9ries
ben: v9eute um balb 4 llbr frib sins
etpa In uorb6itli9er &i6tuns am Siruuas
ment elm auBsrsep5bnIt9 GROCER Stern
auf. peI9sr bic @sitaIt zines nit elmer
Spibe mad obsn seri9teten slei9ieitissn
Drstsds bate. an befen @inteIn Strab:
lenbinbsl f9tbar waren. Die S9entsl
bisiss Dreisds battsn cine i9sinbare 3dnse
pom 10 bis ~ 3ou. Der Stern mar beim
Si9tbarpsrbsn bunfeIfsusrrotb, wurbe
bann nod unb mad bldfer unb itanb nm 6
nbr frib i9on inter einem @tntsl pom
u.utsitsns IS Bis 70 9rabsn, eri1isn I'm,
btsis 8eit swar ui9t msbr als Dreisd, aber
nod INNER tn elmer unsepObnIi9en @r0Be
unb In bsr Sarbs zines Sternss. 9ie fell
tene @rfdeinuns wuroe uOn mebreren psrs
ionen bsoba9tet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
WebtaSm>

- Sn 9afinss 1T auf elmer Be-
iudsreiie Der Yrof. Or. 8. 80. s. Salt
aus &acine In Wisconfin am S1lusflub
geitorben. Ser 9eftorbene par aug
PreuBen sebirtis, itubtrte brauBsn Ebeo.
logic unb 9biloIosie, tam 1852 mad gmss
rita, NOR pom 1855 Bis 1854 grofefor am
ct. Sun,ss College tn W~arpIanb, lebrts
pon ls64-1s67 am Srantltn unb War:
i4au College in 2ancait er In genniplpa.
MEN, unb war felt 1867 Yrofe1or Der mo.
bernen, Spra6en am Ractne college in
&actne.
SIN Der llmsesenb o &earnsp
baben bieies Sabr bic Sarmer etne quite
&ornernte. Sc baben fi1 baber In Rears
nep ieIbt uiels 9iebbanbIer gun, 3ped ber
giebuait unb Sitteruns ni~eberssIafien,
uub es berri1t bemsufolse bort ni1t ALIEN
lebbafte Ra9frase nod @eli9torn unb
9eu, fonbern es werben aud quite greiie
bafar be3abIt.
- Ser Wapor nit benz sansen Stabts
ratb 2tncoIn's in6 mad Smaba DOT
bas gunbessert3t wesen MtBa9tuns bss
@eri9tes seIaben worben.
- Sn eineu bidt nsben ben @asusrtsn
In 8 m q selesenen 5auie brad am
Samfas Na9mtttas TN 3 11br Seuer
aus, ueI9es i9 iOfort ben @aswerten
mittbeiIte, unb in Solse behen Der Sass
Generator nit fur6tbarer @epalt srplos
birte. 9te Slammen i9ohen 100 SUB In
bic S6bs unb bic DISQUALIFICATION wurben
bret gIod melt wessei6leubert. 3ulest
errei6ten bic Slammen bic &etorten, NOS
rauf iofort tn tur3er aufeinanberfoIse abers
mails brei grploiionen erfolsten. S9lisBs
lid seIans es Der Seueruebr bod, bic
SIamn,en 3u erititen, beuor bieielben bas
5aupt : &eierpoir errei9ten. Omaha
briQirte baber SOnntas unb WOntas Na9ts
tn DunteIbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29

ft9 tn benielben baIb reyes 2sben ents
mtdsIn. Die Stabt bat aubsm elettriite
8eleu@tuns einsefabrt, unb ioa bieielbe In
etntseu Easen In 8etrieb seisst psrbsn.
- SIN armenbauie in Subfon 1T
stn sdter Saa pon ausias entbsdt tporben.
Yer Sranie beibt Martin DonaIbion unb
ltarnnt aus Geplon. @r uirb an eiuen
pom allen Wseni9en entfsrnten Ort ass
bra1t perben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
Snptana.

Treubise ileberrai6uns bat ou
princeton bic Gbatia4e bsrporserus
fen, baB bel ieuem 26 Retlen uon @uanss
piue seIessnsn Srts tn elmer Eiefe BON 600
SUB grbsas entbedt wurbe. 9as benz
9obrIo9e entitr6msnbe Stub wurbe ents
siinbst unb usruria6te cine 90 SUB bObe
Slamme. @be ber @asbeden erreidt
,purbe, ftnb pier peri4iebens &ObIenabern
bur1bobrt worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
8ieSerp,rfdufern Breiie auf gerlausen.
Sa $aGe 8nfttute.
NOpi;iat unb Seminar Der 8riiber
Der drifli6en S9ulerl
az 8 Ienco {. ~ 0.

rNteies ausssSsitneis SnStitut, 26 WteiIsn wetIi9 pom
- ct. SouiS, an Der Niiourt Pactfc Jtatl &oas,
auf siuem Der Wteramsc Riper iberbliteuben Sl9el, In tsn
r]eijeneten uno e%eiunbeten Gbetle bes Staates Dftnourt,
wuroe uon benz Sroeu Der Sraber Der Hrtitttaen Sanita
errihtet, nm ieine W~itt9ltsber gu tibttssn eebrern beraus
S~ubiloen, bic i'm Stante limb, bic mdnnlide Sugeno bss
eaubss su frommsu satbolttsu, 9utru BlrssrH uns thAtis
gen gei4dftsIsuteu 81 erStsbsn.
Sunse Wdnnsr, ptlhe f6 benz DieuIte @ottss In benz
Sr6sn Der ariitliden S6ulbrl6er wiomen. uue Su slsi4er
Ssit Fh BEN Ra6Nsn niBIia MAIDEN molten, t0nneR Ia
sisier anitalt auinabme fnosn. Snaben i'm ALTER pou -
bis IS Sabrsn perosn, penu tetu Stnbernib p~arbanfeu IN,
tn has gorbsrsitunss Seminar aafssnOmmsu.
gssssn Ssbinsunssu &C., wenb. man Fd ~s.iautst an
Rev. Bro. Director,
La Sale Institute, Glencoe, Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29

rMein lieber Sreunb, LAB bas 9ufen
fem unb fdrte bid bur9 einsn erfrii6enbsn
S9Iaf. Or. Sul's 5ufteu Sprup fidert
Dir unseft6rte Ra6trube, tnbem er beinen
rauben sails uolitdnbts turtrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
Ghriitians Sdatten. v9r

Ghrifians sdatten. r9u, 2orens,
seftsrn, aIs i'd abenbs pom @irtbsbaus
beimsins, ba lief eth @sipsnit nsbsn mir
ber."- y@ie fab es aus, gbrittian a.
"Tait wie Elm giel." - ,S1isn bsr
Wonb "a prd9tis bsu q" -. Gbriifian,
@britian, 0u bait Elm &dui94sn sebabt
unb 0einsn S1atten seisbsn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
8te oil eine Rub bei9affer
iein2

9ieie 6ruse wtrb BON fa6mannii6e,
Seite fOIsenbermuBen %beantportet:
Gang pom @eIi9t, nit isinem Sorlt,
gu mditen lei9t, obn' S9rot unb Sorn,
Sen Riiden grab urO lan99etredt,
8ern freiien6, mas ibr uOrgelsst,
Ser sails iei fem, bic Rippen nett,
8ie S6ultsr runb, bic Siften brett,
8as ari9e tlar, bic 6no6en 6art,
Der S6entel fart, Der S6peif bebaart,
Ser 9tumpf Iei lang, bas Gutter reid,
8ie Slanfen ttef bic Saut bibi6 wei9,
StetS gut in Der Wiil6 nno brett in Der gruit,
90 III bic Sub bes Qan6mann's Guit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29

Yilos Seilmittel fur @atarrb nimutt f&
ansensbm. IS III tsiue Slaifsteit anb
ui9ts gum S9nupfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29

Gin gausbarsr SlrtiteI bat INNER @a4s
~abmunsen, besbalb febe 3u, baB wenn bu
etne Slai3e SaIpation Del fault, bu bas
e9te erbdltit. Sn sslbsn llmi4ldsen fas
bright bon u. 8. 0tepsr & 50. tn SaItis
more, Mb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29

SnIau b.
Observation-Disclosures.
Ole 3eusuns me-
&dIber.

gtner ihwetserii6en 3eiti9rttt tbrteo
firsli9 Der Yoitbalter Not IN Sarmens'
tort, baB etne notwithstanding Sstts
fdrift Dor pieIen Sabreu etn Wftttel perbfs
fentli6t babe, fat nur petblt4e &dlber gu
aebaren. 9a bieies Mittel obne Soften
Iinb aud obns Radtbeil fur bic Ebiere ars
ee1penbet perben tonnte, 10 probtrte ct bass
felbe, neil IS in ietnem Snteref1e lag, pon
ietnen i66nen &i1en nur ueibIt9e &dlber
su erbaIteu, inbem bisie bebufs Ra9su6t
etnen b6bern Wertb BADEN als BITE mdnns
It6en. Ser 9oftbalter purbe tn ber Chat
ni6t sstdui1t, benn felt mebr als 90 Sab
rem uenbete CT Bet ietnen Siben biefes Ters
fabren rnuuterbro6en on unb eraielte bas
BET mebr ats so psf. &ubtdlbsr. Ders
ieIbe nteint nun, baB, penn pom 8ebOrben
ltnb 8ereinen fir Sebuns ber @iebsu1t
bur6 BsIebruns, gramitruns unb gins
fibrans bes Seerbebu9es 10 gteIes setban
iperbe, ber 9ripatmann aud ietn S9erfs
Iein beitrasen iole, bauttt BET @obItanb
eefSrbert Iperbe. Ct baltic es fur feline
8ft6t. btefes einfa5e Mittsl mitautbsiIsn,
pel9es babtn sebt, baB bic Sesattuns bet
&ibe nur bann poa3osen werben bari,
rper1t bielelben Elm poles Gutter baben, alio
Mor9ens ober 9besbs Dor benz Welten.
Serr Sod iust nod: r8te Bel allen ans
bern Dinser, treibt aud tn bieier Sa1e
bic Ratur Elm sebeintntbuoues Weieu, bas
man ni6t 81 entratbisIn psrmas."
9is Mdfuns ber ErutbIbner.
Rit benz Mditen Der Grutbibner foII
man erf nod benz 4Iter pom feds Wonas
ten beginner. Gum 3pefe Der Maft iperrt
man sep6bnIi3 BITE Ebiere tn eineu ensen
Sof unb f~ittert ite, UNI 8eunrubisunsen
1n6sIi6if gu permeibeu, tdslt9 aweimaI.
9as our Waft benuste Sutter 1T isbr psrs
f6ieben. @ew6bnIi6 stbt man einen Teis
0 ~seitaupfteu &~artoffeln, semenst NIT
9eriten>, @ei3sns, ober Waismsbl. @tpas
Sausrampfer rest ben Gppsttt febr an.
&Is @etrdnt bient frii9ss, Iei9tseial3enes
@aFer. 9luf ioI9e 8eiis rei5Ii5 sefats
teri, ftnb bic Ebtere f9on mad etnsn Ros
nat felt lnb errei9en 3upeiIen etn @ewi9t
pon iber 80 Bfunb. 4u9 stbt man auber
seto6ten &artofeln @erifens unb Ueaiss
r,sbI, gu sIei6en EbetIen semiidt unb nit
@afer, nod better aber NIT Ril6 3u sinem
biten Tetse gemeust. 8on anberen Mds
fern wtrb bauptId3Ii9 Rais serei9t unb
pteber uon anberen Elm Eets non seto9ten
&urtoffeln, uermii9t nit Mebl pom 9erite,
Bobnen ober Wais.
8as am beifen mditet, barber i6eint
man nod gar ni9t einis gu iein. SIS iei
bier nod ansefibrt, baB in stnisen 9ssens
ben Srantret9s bic Erutbibner NIT weIs
f9eu Ri6en, NIT ber gansen S9aIe pers
febeu, sefOpft werben. Nan uerfdbrt biers
nit iebr almalts unb besinnt nit elmer
einaisen NuB ben na6fteu Gag ldBt man
swei geliie foIsen unb iteist mad unb nod
Bis 3u 40 Stit tn sineul Gage. gs 1T
taum slaubIi9, pte i9neI bteie Riife uers
baut perbeu. Seini9mefer inbeiien woIs
len b~ebauptsn, baB bic ausi6lieBli9 NIT
NiHsn semdfteten Erutbibner siaen Slisen
9ei9mad betdmen, unb beBbalb Wais,
fopte anbsre RabrunssmitteI ~uorauaisbsn
ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
6erl6mte &afemoer,
Spr !GnuSfrpumSU fir 1898.

uer vOauSIreluAu IuI 1000
1872 Seiteu itarf, eutbalteuS "a. 40 prdftise
S0uiratioueH, 11ebrere fpauueuoe Gr3dbluuseu,
belebrenoe anffaBe, @eoidte II. |. h., II. I. t.,
uirb BON Der gudbanolutg BON Mablbauer
& 8ebrle, Al 81 Saae Str, Gbtea8o,
gu, gegen GiuieuSung pon 25 Gents Tin
Poststamps) fret per Pnft ~p.rianSt nod
trgeuS eiuent glabe Der geretuisteu Staateu,
Gauabas, Seutidlaua II. (. tn. @eiter. SaIsns
Der, bic pon uns gu be5ieben Iinb: 8e8eaSs
burger Wartenfatenoer, 20 Cts;
GtufieoIer &aleuoer, 20 Cts; Sufts
8er 8tIoerfalenoer 20 Gts.; Catholic
Home Almanac, 25 Cts; Katolicko-
Polski Kalendarz, [polHtider aalsHoerl rs
Ste.
S.A.H.E.. Ds..Ex ~..E m.
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Baltimore &trdens@ o

Self 4 844 Rnb Ftbtrhbmt pessn ibr.r abaItstH.n gats
Sis pGbsn nur aus BEN rsiuiten Slodeumstau (Rapisr
d 5tuu), NIT Roabswesuua aussfsttst, uHb 9enagsus
sarauttrt. @e9en gretieu, @trcnIars II. + ~. ptnes mon
hd an BITE Baltimore Bell Foundry, g. We8shsS n
Sons, Baltimore. orb.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-03-02

Mrs.. temperance + wife of isaiah
Cook. of thi~ village died al the residence
of her daughter, Mrs seycuo, saturday
morning last, of Typhoid Pneumonia
aged {, year, months Mrs. Cook Wa~
born in Scion and had been a resident of
thi~ town about five year,. Size united
with the Methodist Episcopal Church
when quite young. and continued an cN.
emplary member of the church Of hen
choice to the day of her death Her last
sickness, wa, an extremely painful one,
through which Il devoted husband and
two loving daughters mini~tcred 10 her
IN incident occurred some twenty
Year, ago that had AN Gnlal CRADLE effect
upon hcr malih Nh cook was jaior at
Norridgcwoch from l-G3 L. le1u and IN
tho fail of lsG1. two prisoners escaped.
Dr. Robbins Of NorridgeWock had hccn
into the Jail 10 visit sick prisoner. Just
H. Dr Robbins wis leaving the jail
through the door thai Mrs Cook had
opened to allow him 10 pass Willard
Kendall, an inmate. struck him Oh the
back of the head with pad lock. stun-
nin9 him, and threw a-lle> into the eNc~
OF Mrs. Cook hc shock was - great
to her system HAT SIZE never fully re
coy cred from the NickneS, that 70 lowed.
lho funeral services WIZ hrld Al Mis-
ScNrno's residence sunday conducted 10y
Rev. j. VI. Frost.
Hoods SarsapaIla, acting through the
blood. rcaehe, every part OF the system,
The Somerset reporter., 1887-03-02

The Amy ShcrVin Concert Co. from
"Convent Garden, ""Cry>tal Palace" and
Princess Hall, London, will appear AT Co.
burn Hall the latter part of March.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-03-02

Y III / Il.
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Society Events.

A charming dancing party given last
evening by Miss Florence Krag ut her home on
North Meridian street. in honor OF her guests
Miss Keen. of Evansvilie Miss Dill, Of Clear
field and Miss Shirley Daley. large orches-
ira dscoursed music for the dance. which took
place IL the house. the floors being covered with
linen The refreshments were served on the
lawn. 1t exceedingly enjoyable. Miss Cal-
loway. of Madison. and Mr.. Richardson, of Gin
cinnati. the only guests present from
abroad. except those for whom the company was
given.
SMITH-wINES-
Special to the Indisnspoiis journal
ELKHART. Ind, July Is -P. w. Smith and
Miss Cora Wines. prominent young couple of
this city, were married last evening Rev. c. Z.
Disbra. performing the ceremony.
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Pettis, Bassett&C
TIE LAWS EXTREME PENALTY.
A City Court Jury Fines Saloon Keeper
Hnegele 500 for Resisting the Police.

The trial of John Huegele for Offering resist
ance TO Parrolman Evans who caught his bar
tender selling beer on July l. was an event Of
unusual interest In the Mayors court yesterday.
The called at o'slock, and during the
whole Of the afternoon many saloon loafers. and
admirers OF the leader of the law-breaking
liquor dealers were present John Duncan and
Judge Scott appeared for the defendant Thev
refused TO allow the to be tried by
Mayor Denny and demanded jury
They were Accommodated, and eight
men, nearly ali engaged in business.
were put in the box. Pafrolmen Evans and
Bruce testified that Huegele refused to allow his
bartender to be taken by them because they
were not IN full uniform. When they told him
shat policeman had power To a man
without being in full uniform. he said that he
had consulted the best law firm in the city and
they had informed him differently. John Dun
can produced the rules OF the metropolitan force
and argued that they required that officer.
should always wear his badge the outside of
his coat when on duty, and maintained that pa
trolmar going into place in citizens dress, with
his badge his vest. Evans did, had no right
TO arrest man.
Superintendent Travis, when called as a wit
ness. said there were many unwritten rules in
vogue with the force His men. when sent out
on special duty. were always instructed to wear
their badges under their coats.
After the argument OF the case, the Mayor in
structed the jury that thew could assess ins of
not more than 900. less than $40. When
he had finished, A. A. McKain, the Massachu-
setts avenue monument dealer. a member of the
jury, inquired whether not a work house sent
ence could be added. The jury retired. and in
i've minutes returned with verdict fixing the
fine a 800
The attorneys for Husgele gave notice that
they would appeal the case to the Criminal
Court There was great rejoicing anon the
police over the heavy penalty Huegele ha
long been giving them more trou Bile than an q
other saloon keeper in town, and has persisty
entity defed them.
The jury Ia the O'Neal liquor case could not
agrce upon the length of time foam would stay
upon O glass Of beer. and. after being locked up
all nicnt. were discharged YESTERDAYS morning
When fho jury fret retired. eight held out that
Ahe foam would not remsip an hour, and hence
fhe defendant was guilty. but the four who
thought different refused TO change their posi-
lion. The viii be- tried again next week
Fred ZApf tried for selling after IL o'clock,
and the hne Of SO aud costs by the Mayor was
sustained by Judge irwin.
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Items from the Cou rts.

SUING AN INSURANCE AGENT.
John NJ Dean, general agent OF the New York
Life Insurance Company. has brought suit
against James W. Lanktrse. and his bondsmen
for $500. which. he alleges is due the company
from Mr.. Lanktree as its agent for Indiana and
Kentucky.
DAMAGED By A CHARGE OF STEALING.
Della Bang has instituted suit against Minnie
Diamond for g.. 900. because she was accused by
Mrs Demont Of stealing q shawl She alleges
that since the charge was preferred she has lost
the friendship OF al her neighbors and has been
unable To secure work.
REPORT THE GRAND JURY.
The county grand jury made its final report
last evening. and. was 70 have been anticipat-
ed. no reference to the saly sheet forgeries was
made. The jury examined over three hundred
witnesses during the ten days it was in session.
and returned sixty-one indictments. OF this
number more than half are for violations of the
liquor law. Eva Driscoll. who several weeks
ago hot Joseph Merritt, her lover. was indicted
for assault and battery with intent to kill
George Patterson. who was arrested on Thurs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-16
A Great Well at FOrtvilIe.

FoRTvLLE, IND, July Is. - The drllers
struck Trenton rock this morning at depth of
$50 feet. After drilling into the rock ten feet
the flow of gas became strone that the drilling
suspended The gas was lit at 3 o'clock this
afternoon and tho blaze out of three-lnch pipe
shot upwards to a height CT forty feet The we'll
is regarded the equal of the best in the State.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-16
EmbroideTleS

Every woman knows about Ham
burg Embroideries. How many
know that they are not made in
Hamburg at all. but in Switzerland.
st. Gale was the town where they
invented the machine that first
made them. They called the goods
Hamburg" TO prevent rivals from
finding out the secret. Thirty years
ago the goods were made by hand.
Then a machine was got to pick up
the needles, point them, push them
through, pull them out on the other
side, tighten the thread and turn
again to repetition. ST. Gale has
$4,000 of these machines at work
today. We have a large share of
their products In all sorts of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-16

FvHMrDHE at Wm l. Elders
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TWO STABLES DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Fire broke out in the stable on the property Of
Rev. J. A. Rondthaler. No 624 North Psnnsyl.
vauia street, last evening. At o'clock. and before
the department. arrived the flames had communi-
Gated to the adjoining stable Of Samuel johnson,
in the rear of No. GIG. Both buildings were
partially destroyed, with a loss Of $500. Both
were insured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-16

MADE INSANE BY BRAIN FEVER.
Miss Magdalena Murphy, nineteen years Of
age. living with her parents at No. 06 Green
wood street, has been declared insane. A year
ago she had brain fever, and since that time her
mind has been gradually failing Recently she
has refused to live at homo, and has spent the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-16
ARRESTED FOR EMBEzzLyMENr.

Thomas Jones. n peddler in the employ of Ed.
t. Schmidt. was arrested last night charged
with embezzling money belonging to his en-
ployer. He was sent out with a load OF lemons
yesterday that sold for $27 and out OF the
amount he turned in only 80 Mr.. Schmidt
learned last evening thar Jones was preparing
to leave for Cincinnati. aud had him placed under
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-16

RAILROADS DRAINAGE DEBT
Judge Gresham has ordered the receiver OF
the Wabash, st. Louis 81 Pacific Railway
Company TO pay Edward Ely. drainage COM
missioner, $1,000 levied on the property Of the
road as ditch assessment. The payment Of
this money was contested by the company in a
suit brought by Thomas d. Atkins.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-16

day for criminal assault npon his own daughter.
was indicted for incest, and Mickey" Cain. the
potato peddler. bound over to the jury by the
Mayor yesterday morning for assaulting his
wife's niece, was indicted. Henry Phillips. Ar
thur Pheltier. Patsy Williams, Henry Watson.
Lille Cleveland and Henry Sutton were in
dicted for petit larceny.
WANTS HIS PARTNER TO SETTLE.
Frank Elf has iled petition in the Superior
Court against his former partner in the tobacco
business, Peter UhI, asking that q receiver be
appointed to settle their business. They went
out of business last August. and left outstanding
bills to the amount Of go. 500 S. The plaintiff
alleges that the.defendart has collected con-
siderable portion of the money. for which he has
failed to account He wants fair division and
thinks the only way 10 get il will be to have
third party take charge of and settle the bust
ness
FALSELY ACCUSED wOMAN'S DAMAGE SUIT.
Mrs. Maggie Kreis. and her son. Charles Heir,
have been made defendants in . $1,000 damage
suit brought by Mrs. Jennie Bechte, who was
arrested on Thursday. charged with stealing a
gold watch and other articles. tho property of
Charles Heirs deceased wife. The evidence be-
fore the Mayor yesterday showed that Mrs.
BechteI had advanced Mrs. Heir money on the
vauabes, and was therefore entitled to their
possession. She was acquitted of the charge OF
theft and Immediately filed tho suit for
damages. She alleges that the good name
she always bore has been damaged BY the
accusations Of Mr.. Heir. and Mrs. kreis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-16

business PROPERTY of Alabama and
TX Maryland streets Storeroom Washington
| street which win net per cent price Rest
- jence ground on North Pennsylvsnia ST.. south of
Seventh street. 202 feet by 2O2 feet Residence
ground fronting on Seventh ST. between Meridian and
Illinois SITS. Lots in Brghtwood II in Bright
wood the Decline and Belt railroads. Lots in the
southeast part of tho city between Shelby and East
SITS Lots the Belt railroad and INN ediately north
of it, east of Shelby st. Dwellings. large and small
and business property in all parts of the city, 81 lots
in Bruce Place addition Rohampt0n avenue. Green
wood street and Goodman street for sale.
JOS. A. MOORE. "a East Market ntreet-
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Installment

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